Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-05-15
VI
General aud Personal News From the
Town on the Hill.

General aud Personal News From the
Town on the Hill.
Spoclal Telegram to the Sunday Register.
FAIRMoNT, May 14.-Mr. Carries Sprigg
Sands, of this place, and Miss Lulu NJ.
Shafcr, OF RowelshuTg, were married on
Thursday evening last, ut the home of the
brides parents, Rev. DR.. i. A. Jimeson,
of Beverly, Ohio, officiating. The groom
is a son OF Joseph Z. Sands, Of this place,
and brother Of Lawrence + Sands. Of
Wheeling, and the bride is y daughter OF
DR.. J.. p. Sbater. of Roweisburg. They
are two popular young people and were
the recipients Of u large number OF hand.
some present and of the best wishes OF r
wide circle OF friends and acquaintance.
Mr.. James Il. Linn and Miss Hattie B.
Wilson were united in marriage AT the res
idenCe OF Isaac Wilson, father Of the bride,
in Palatinc, on Thursday evening. Rev.
J. F. ChenOweth performed the ceremony
and the attendants were George Wilson
and Miss Ivy Linn. They got the regula-
ton tin pan horse fiddle serenade.
Little interest is manifested here in the
coming school election. For Board of Ed
uItlNibh u WV az NUS ait httillAOllNNs
The best one seems to hr William Ridgely
and J. .. 4. Meredith. Gov. Pierpoint
and S. Steele have been mentioned, hut it
is objected to them that they have neither
chick nor child to school. and besides this
the county people want some representa-
ton on the Board, which they cannot get
except in Ridgely and Meredith.
Sirs A. J. Stone, Deputy Grand Com
mander, Robert c. Huntington, Grand Re-
cOrdcr; Alex. Echout, Grand Senior War
den and F. +. Nichols, at this place, at,
tended the meeting of the Grand COmman-
dery, Knights Tcmplar, in Charleston this
week. All have returned home except the
former who is in Philadelphia attending
the session of the Supreme Lodge, knights
of Honor, 10 which he is representative
from West Virginia.
Rev. J. II. FItzwator, a graduate O. OuI
Normal school, who has risen Ia prOmi.
ncncc in the ministry, is to deliver the
BaCCalaur,atc sermon To the graduating
class this year. He came from WauScnn,
Ohio, and is 4 member of the class of -.
Thomas IL. l.. S;aggcrs, Esq, OF this
Place, has accepted an invitation to al.
dress the University Literary Societies al
Morgautown next Thursday night. lie
| will discuss socialism in his usual mastery
manner.
Col. All. IIOult, wife and daughter, al
Peoria, HI. are here for the summer and
are at the house Of Mr.. l!oult's father neal
here, Tor the present. Their many friends
here were glad to welcome them back.
DR.. W. s. Martin, OF kiugwOod, was in
town yesterday, accompanied Ivy his TIVE
their way to visit the Doctors aged moth,
err, at her home near Pennington.
Editor Burchinal, Of M~oundsvillc, was
in town Thursday. He is always one oI
our welcome visitors.
Attorney G.. \. SnCdgraSs, OF Manning.
ton, another very agreeable and prominent
young gentleman, was here this week on
legal business.
Phil. s. Grciner, cur own inimitah'C
Phil, is at home here for Il short rest.
Miss Lily iIarr, one Of Ciarkshur%'s &C
complished young ladies, is visiting Miss
Nellie Harrison, on Main street.
+. w. ricrpoint is again at home after
quite 4 prolonged absence in different parts
of the wild west.
John S. Hamilton is nursing a lame
back.
The GAINESVILLE Manufacturing Company
will at once proceed to rebuild their fac
Y, which was burned some months
since. This time they propose Ia build
brick structure, as nearly iirc-prool as Is
possible, and they will also purchase The
latest improved and best machine. Clar'
cnce T.. Smith is at the head of the scheme
and is pushing things.
Bishop Kahn lectured in the Catholi,
Church her" on Wednesday evening, and
administered the rite of continuation OF
Thursday morning.
DR.. james +. Dowdcn is having some
extensive improvement made upon his
Bridge street residence.
W. b. Sine, Deputy L. S. Marshal, wa,
i'm town to-day.